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Profile of Roku and its founder Anthony Wood, looking at the company's early days, how Roku plans to compete with its rivals, and more

Janko Roettgers / Variety : Tweets: @bgurley and @adamnash Tweets: Bill Gurley / @bgurley : If you think being an entrepreneur is a thankless grind, you need to read this great profile of Anthony Wood (@rokuone). He has spent 15 years (more really -including Replay days) titling against this market. Much deserved success, as no one tried harder. http://variety.com/... Adam Nash / @adamnash : Market share for TV platforms surprised me. Roku at 37%. Apple 24%. Google 18%. Amazon 16%. Roku is basically Google & Amazon combined. http://variety.com/...

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  • @bgurley Bill Gurley on x
    If you think being an entrepreneur is a thankless grind, you need to read this great profile of Anthony Wood (@rokuone). He has spent 15 years (more really -including Replay days) titling against this market. Much deserved success, as no one tried harder. http://variety.com/...
  • @adamnash Adam Nash on x
    Market share for TV platforms surprised me. Roku at 37%. Apple 24%. Google 18%. Amazon 16%. Roku is basically Google & Amazon combined. http://variety.com/...